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Post one toot at a time, save lastProcessedPostId after each one

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This jumped out at me as a potential problem if there were a number of toots to be cross-posted in one go. Firing them all off at once means that they could potentially end up on bluesky out-of-order.

Additionally, if any failed to cross-post, saving after each successful one would allow the script to pick up where it left off.

I was thinking about changing the script to copy over all of my toots, not just future ones, but I realized that just writing a 1 to the lastProcessedPostId.txt would do that, and then this change would ensure it went in order and was recoverable.

I'll try it out sometime soon - I was going to just file a bug report, but I figured it'd be easier to make the change than to describe it.
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@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ async function fetchNewPosts() {
let newTimestampId = 0; let newTimestampId = 0;
reversed.forEach(item => { for(let item of reversed) {
const currentTimestampId = Date.parse(item.published); const currentTimestampId = Date.parse(item.published);
if(currentTimestampId > newTimestampId) { if(currentTimestampId > newTimestampId) {
@ -73,7 +73,9 @@ async function fetchNewPosts() {
if(currentTimestampId > lastProcessedPostId && lastProcessedPostId != 0) { if(currentTimestampId > lastProcessedPostId && lastProcessedPostId != 0) {
const text = removeHtmlTags(item.object.content); const text = removeHtmlTags(item.object.content);
postToBluesky(text); await postToBluesky(text);
lastProcessedPostId = newTimestampId;
await saveLastProcessedPostId();
} }
}) })